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Disadvantages of Owning a Class A Motorhome

Here are some of the disadvantages of owning a Class A Motorhome:

Class A motorhomes can be difficult to maneuver. Their size and body shape can prove challenging, especially if you are towing a trailer or car.
Fuel efficiency is lacking. Class A's aren't known for their gas mileage, and it can cost a bundle to fill them up. Fuel tanks can range from 50 to 250 gallons!
Class A's can be cumbersome for everyday errands. Class A motorhomes are just too big just to unhitch and drive to the store. In most cases, you will need to tow another vehicle for everyday use.
Costs can add up quickly! Class A's are expensive and require a substantial investment. New Class A's start around $75,000 and go upwards of $2 million with the average sitting somewhere around $350,000. As with any RV, significant savings is available if you choose to purchase a used RV.
Depreciation causes a significant drop in motorhome value. Class A's that are over five years old will experience a severe drop in price.

Whether you choose to buy a Class A motorhome, make sure to hire a professional RV inspector before you sign any agreement. It’s also imperative that you have the right coverages and protection for your RV. Contact RVInsurance.com today at 1-866-646-1755 to speak with an agent.

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